The chipset confusion surrounding the Samsung Galaxy S25 sequence appears unlikely to finish anytime quickly. Earlier rumors instructed that because of low yield, Samsung can be ditching the Exynos 2500 processor, opting to equip all fashions in subsequent 12 months’s Galaxy S25 sequence with the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset.
Nevertheless, including extra to the confusion, the purported Galaxy S25 Extremely US mannequin has now appeared on Geekbench, that includes the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. In the meantime, the Galaxy S25+ has additionally allegedly popped up on the identical platform, powered by the Exynos 2500 chipset.
As for the benchmark outcomes, the top-of-the-line Galaxy S25 Extremely (mannequin quantity SM-S938U) crushed the performance test and reached new highs. The S25 Extremely’s US variant scored a formidable 3,148 single-core rating and 10,236 multi-core rating. That is higher than the smartphone’s earlier sighting on Geekbench, the place it reached single-core and multi-core scores of three,069 and 9,080, respectively.
The adjustments within the scores are probably the results of higher optimization of the gadget with the SoC. There are nonetheless a couple of months left earlier than the official unveiling, and the scores will solely simply get higher. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite is a strong chipset and has the Oryon CPU, that includes Prime and Efficiency cores structure with a 24MB cache with the power to hit 4.32GHz frequency. Extra particulars here.
Then again, the supposed Galaxy S25+ with mannequin quantity SM-S936B on Geekbench managed to attain 2,359 single-core and eight,141 multi-core factors. The variant was powered by a chipset carrying mannequin quantity S5E9955, rumored to be the Exynos 2500 processor. It’s speculated that Samsung might use silicon capacitors for Exynos 2500 permitting for higher secure voltage upkeep in response to present adjustments.
The Exynos 2500, as seen on Geekbench, boasts a 10-core CPU with a first-rate CPU clocked at 3.3GHz two high-performance cores clocking 2.75GHz, and three at 2.36GHz. Two power-efficient cores are operating at 1.8GHz. The benchmark scores are anticipated to get higher over time, if Samsung plans to introduce the chipset within the Galaxy S25 sequence.
The South Korean big will announce the Galaxy S25 sequence early subsequent 12 months, as confirmed within the earnings report for Q3 2024. It’s also rumored that Samsung can also launch a “Galaxy S25 Slim” mannequin, a couple of months after the Galaxy S25 sequence launch.
